Ohio, University of Akron, Dept. of GeographyInternational audienceThis article examines a new perspective comparing the depictions of imaginary cities taken from Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino with Oriental cities such as those described by 19th-century travellers (Pierre Loti, Gérard de Nerval, Gustave Flaubert). From the virtual Ipazia to the Oriental city of Cairo viewed through the prism of The Arabian Nights, one observes a similarity in the way cities and women, mysterious and obsessing, show themselves to--or hide themselves from--the eyes of the voyager-voyeur looking for conquests. Through effects of superimposition, the visibility and the types of female figures are linked to their inclusion in the décor of a particular city. ...
This article explores an aspect of France's relations with North Africa that has hitherto received r...
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Cairo is a constantly expanding and changing megalopolis, whose residents negotiate the binary oppos...
Ohio, University of Akron, Dept. of GeographyInternational audienceThis article examines a new persp...
Cairo is a city that has been visited and described for a long time. From the 16TH century untill th...
International audienceAt the beginning of this article, we can see, in particular, something bizarre...
Ever since the 16th century, the city of Cairo has been visited and described by many different trav...
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There is a tendency within literature and scientists thoughts related to urban researches that says...
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EnThis article explores the notion of Egyptian secular music and female solo improvised dance in tra...
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Cairo is a constantly expanding and changing megalopolis, whose residents negotiate the binary oppos...
Cross-cultural interactions between Egypt and Italy have had a significant impact on Egyptian modern...
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This article explores an aspect of France's relations with North Africa that has hitherto received r...
The Invisible City explores urban spaces from the perspective of a traveller, writer, and creator of...
Cairo is a constantly expanding and changing megalopolis, whose residents negotiate the binary oppos...
Ohio, University of Akron, Dept. of GeographyInternational audienceThis article examines a new persp...
Cairo is a city that has been visited and described for a long time. From the 16TH century untill th...
International audienceAt the beginning of this article, we can see, in particular, something bizarre...
Ever since the 16th century, the city of Cairo has been visited and described by many different trav...
AbstractCairo-Paris: The Urban Imaginary of the SelfByMona A. Selim El-SherifDoctor of Philosophy in...
There is a tendency within literature and scientists thoughts related to urban researches that says...
dir. S. Aru & M. PuttilliInternational audienceIn Egypt, the mûlids are at the same time an occasion...
EnThis article explores the notion of Egyptian secular music and female solo improvised dance in tra...
Cairo, Al Qahera, the city Victorious in Arabic, is being replaced by a new administrative capital 5...
Cairo is a constantly expanding and changing megalopolis, whose residents negotiate the binary oppos...
Cross-cultural interactions between Egypt and Italy have had a significant impact on Egyptian modern...
MONSTER CITIES AND LITTERARY OBSESSIONS: FROM CAIRO TO MEXICO CITY. <br />This paper tries to unders...
This article explores an aspect of France's relations with North Africa that has hitherto received r...
The Invisible City explores urban spaces from the perspective of a traveller, writer, and creator of...
Cairo is a constantly expanding and changing megalopolis, whose residents negotiate the binary oppos...